Press kit

SpickSpan answers one question: when did we last change the sheets, descale the kettle, wash the balcony? Every chore at home is a houseplant on a shelf. It droops as the chore comes due and stands back up when someone marks it done. Nothing turns red and there are no streaks or scores. Chores stay on the phone, no account is needed, and a chore can be sent to someone else as a link that carries the chore inside it, so no server sees it.

Fast facts

Name: SpickSpan

What it is: A chore tracker for the jobs at home that come round every few weeks or months

Platforms: Android and iOS

Price: Free for the first 20 chores; one-time unlock, no subscription

Privacy: Chores stay on the device. No account, no cloud; only anonymous usage and crash statistics are collected.

Made by: Pixeesoft GmbH, Switzerland (pixeesoft.dev)

Languages (website): English, German, French, Czech

The mark

The plant’s posture is the status: leaves droop and turn straw-coloured as a chore comes due, and stand back up when it’s done. In brand contexts the plant is always upright; never show the mark wilted.

Plant mark (SVG, master vector)

Plant mark, transparent (PNG, 1024px)

App icon (PNG, 1024px)

Status: happy (PNG, 512px)

Status: a bit thirsty (PNG, 512px)

Status: it’s been a while (PNG, 512px)